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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 13342, 6 February 1909, Page 14

PROPERTIES FOR SALc. j. T. BELL AND CO. T T . BELL AND C 0.. " * LAND BROKERS AND ESTATE AGENTS, CATHEDRAL SQUARE PROPERTIES FOR SALE PAPAXUI ROAD, close to—New House, 6 rooms bathroom, h. and c, water, wardrobes, oriel 'windows, an up-to-date property with ~,„ x-Bcre land. Easy terma. Price, £875. AIKMAX'S ROAD, ST. ALBANS—Modern liousi- of '' U oo<i rooms, bathroom, h. and c. nlistered. aud pas laid on, about, i-acre, good Sirrten Only £<»0. JUCCAKION KOAD — First-claee Full I Quariei-aere Allotments, each 1 chain front- | a"f to Riccartori road. Only £175 ] * BbIGH'S KOAD—Five acres Oo<kl Land | at -i rea'Oiijble price, suitahlo for subdivision, i STR'iWAX KOAD, UKYNDWK — Good | Coital , " , OI •* rooms scullery ar.d cojipo.r, over j u-ii-wi-acrc in good order. Only £]To. ! MO(iUHU''SK AVENUE—Wei! situated J between Addinirton etntion unci the City, j fronting tram luie^—Well-built House of 7 ] room*. bathroom. ha!l, wruilery, verandah, v-<i.ih!tou?e, workshop, etc., good quarter-aero *''U-"iTCH STREET, SPREYDOX, close to Colombo street tram—Several Good BuiluJ1; .T .Swtir>ns from i3O. SL'MNKK ESPLANADE, clow to Cute O.ntmeiital—Well-built Cottage of G rooms. v.'iT.mlah und large section. Price only "KSSEX STREET, LINWOOD—Good Coting Cn perches, 'doub'c frontage. On> X'2sf>. MOXKY TO LEND on Approved Freehold Securities at Current Rated. J. T. EELL and CO., Opposite Post Office, CATHEDRAL SQUAUK. _ £17 NEW BRIGHTON. J?r*Zri—lX the Heart cf tho Borough— dtOOU Uouw uf (i rooms, verandah, glasi e-n.ls with blinds, hall, leadiight dcor and wir.dowß, 2 bay windows, b:;ick slato mantels, bath, hot and cold water la;<l on. l>apprcd through in tho latest stylo and r-- atterns; full i-ncre of land covered with rich toil, l»id out in lawcs, orchard, vegetable garden, cxt-er.sive fowlruns, rtuble, trapshed, 7iian'» room, e-toreroom. f rnamental greenhouse. The whole in really iirst-class order and one of tho jjrettio.-t seaside rof.ide.ncei> in the borough. The ow-ner, ",n ;:. heultli, has determined to sell at the abivj low 1 rice, which is much bclov.- cost, :.i.d "must be cold. No reasonab!o offer ref i-cd. KNIGHT ar.<l CHECK-.KV. lpA.Cif\ — BE CKJENHAM—House of i rooni3, plastered, papered, p:ctnie Tails, bath. h. and c, linen press, boo.case. v.-aiilrubc cupboards, pink, h. and c . vornndah, workshop; i-acro nicely laid out Hi lawn, flower borders, vegetable garden. <-tc The whole in perleet order, and must be sold, as tho owner is tho successful appliji:t lor a Government lease. KNIGHT and CHECKLEY. -£»1 -| ~f\ — CITY AVEST—House of 10 cfc/l-J-«-'vy room?, bath, h. nnd c, largo dining-Toom 19ft long, waehrhouse, copper, tuba, sewer, stororooni, workshop, loft, 10 perches laid cut in lawn, etc. This is an exceptiocul opportunity to get a cheap resi- ' deuce in the best portion of tho city. KNIGHT itr,d CHECKLEY. - *t>o7C—MEßlVALK—Gentleman's liosi»7 I*J dence cf. 8 rooms, plastered and fiaper«d, bay windows and portico, bath, avatory, h. nnd c, enpboords, wardrobes, gn«, washhouse, copper, tubs, windmill, stab'es, motor house; i-acro nicely laid out, close to Id section. For special reasons the ewijcr is anxious to sell, Consequently has plaord the property in our hands at the above low price. KNIGHT and CHECKLEY. POCn-FENDALTON— Over 3 Acres of 3it<jO\J. rioh Land, with stream running , through, together with xioueo of 4 rooms, ' bata, wuahhouseß. KNIGHT and CHEOKLEY. 4?OCX— WALTHAM—T House of 4rooms, SKj£i\J*J large scullery, coprer, tubs, etc., all In perfect order; section 47ft x 132 ft. KNIGHT and CHECKLEY. P'nn—LlNWOOD—This is anexception3wdUU ally well-built House of 6 large rooms, fitted with every modern conveni- • ence. The owner of this property has reduoed th« price from £530 • it is nenr one of tbo cheapest villas in tho district. Call for oard io view, and you will not be disappointed. KNIGHT and CHECKLEY. Cf n OA- BEALEY rooms, owOaAJ ram, tanks, washhouse, copper, tubs: i-acre,-lawns, orchard, large variety of rosee, tiehrond, fernery, workshop, etc ' KNIGHT and CHECKLEY, 169 a HEREFORD STREET, CITY. C 2543 •'INCHIiONNIE" SHEEP STATION. FOR SALE, 5993 ACRES. : IN THE "ESTATE OF T. J W. BRUCE, DECEASED. A SPLENDID opportunity of acquiring this -well-known West Coast Sheep Farm, carrying 1900 aheep, 600 lambs, 230 cattle, 8 horses. SAWMILL on ostato yielding Royalties from £300 to £500 a year. When Arthur's Pass tunnel is completed, tho property -will be within six houre' rail from Christchurch. About 4000 ■ acres' is absolutely flat country, of which 2100 is cleared and in grass, 1900 •till in heavy hush, the remaining 1993 acres .aro easily worked bush-clad hill sidea. For price and particulars apply to THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE, Christchurch and Greymouth, or to tho New ■ Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency, # ChrUtchurch. 9341 j CJ. il AUSHA LL. Established 1892. LICENSED LAND BROKER. Transfers, Mortgages,-Leases, aoad other Deeds Prepared. PROPERTY AGENT. Properties for Sale and to Let. FINANCIAL AGENT. Losne on Mortgage Negotiated Expeditioutly. Valuations llodo. Insurances Effected. Office: 49 CATHEDRAL SQUARE. C 3739 HOTELS. COLUMBIA PRIVATE HOTEL. LOWEK CUBA STREET, WELLINGTON. MRS M. KEPPLER, Proprietress. THIS Up-to-Dote Establishment, just built, is unrivalled in New Zealand as a I'rivate Hotel, specially suited to country und other visitors. Opened on 18th January. it is Bix storeys high, capable of accommodating ISO guests, with lit*, electric lighting, large airy rooms, excellent cuisine, etc. At top of house is a fine outlook from tho garden roof. -■ All trains and steamers -met, and luggage, ccnyeyed. Situated close to Town Hull, Opera House, Wharves, and Te Aro Railway Station. Tariff, 6» per day. Permanent* from 25s a week. One Shilling Luncheon a Speciality. ■ 'Phono No. 1126. 911^2 CITY BUFFET I'HiVAIE HOTEL. COLOMBO STREET (Near Reecc's. ironmongers). FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION for Permanent Boarders and the Travelling Public. Hot. Cold nnd Shower Baths. Close to railway station and General Post Office. TRAMS PASS uOOR. Luncheon from Noon to 2 p.m. Letters and Telegrams will receive prompt attention. Telephone No. 076. 4174 JAMES HOWE\', Proprietor. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. A" CCOMMODATION BUREAU. — Boardllesidence speciality. Apartments and Houses, Furnished ani Unfurnished, to Let. (Jpen daily, also Wednesday aud Saturday Evenings from 7.30 till 9. Chrietchurcn Exchange, 174 a Lichfield street, opp. Mason, Stjothers. 2148. C2BS4 q. L 6~u~cfi: _ s - T~irii house" 256 Gloucester street, West End. RESIDENTIAL ACCOMMODATION. Telephoue_oS? : C3BQS ST. ELMO" HOUSE, m Worcester street. West End —Superior Accommodation for Visitors and Permanent Boarders. Two minutes from G.P.O. and central tram terminus; also vrithin same distance of Parks. Public Garden!,. Mueum, Boat Sheds, etc. Quietest and very beat position in city. Telephone Uli. .Miss Hampton, Proprietress. 02674 COACHU ~ BALCAIRN TO LEITHFIELD. ACOACK will meet mormnjr trains at Balcairn. arriving Irom Norlh *nd South and cun Mieet .tvening trains *s re- : d, by wrr. or y stai Leithfjetd